Records in Haskell

You're right, i should have written "ambiguities" instead.
That was not joke, just i somehow didn't notice Chris Smith answer.
However, I think, there are some drawbacks in using dot for that in
comparison with qualified imports access. The latter is easier to
distinguish from composition by eye, because module-identifier is always one
word, starting from uppercase letter (which, moreover, in many editors is
highlighted differently). But in field access left operand is not always
atomic - it can be expression.
Consider this example:
quux (y . (foo >.< bar).baz (f . g)) moo
It's not that easy to distinguish from
quux (y . (foo >.< bar) . baz (f . g)) moo
Matthew Farkas-Dyck wrote
>> Certainly not no conflicts: lambda expressions.
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